Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-08-27
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Gcluding a daughter OF Judge Pendergsst,
, Chicago, joined the alsters OF Charity yas.
art-y.
EREsToN, aug. 1.-TWO new GRAND Army
posts are CrlaA'2tlE here 90 succeed John A.
Rawiirs post. ne |seunion of southwestern
Iowa and northwestern Missouri opened at
Maryvliic, No, to-day. Many are going
from here, and both posts win probably al
tend in a toby.
RACINE, Wis, Aug. 16.-A horrible acct
dent occurred at Klinkert's brewery this
morning, which will probably result in the
death Of a. Lemke, an employe. He entered
the malt machine when not running to clean
it. Some one started the machine and turned
on the steam. Lemke was badly scalded and
mangled. He suffered a compound fracture
Of the leg. He would have died there Lad not
a shovel got into the gearing and stopped the
machinery. Lemke was recent. married.
FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. 15.-Complete re-
turns from all the counties In the state show
Buckner's majority over Bradley to be 17,0l5.
N~APIERvILLE, H., Aug 1S.-On account of
the dense fog which prevented signals being
seen a stock train dashed into the rear OF
aaother OF the same kind standing on the
main track OF the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad. A large number Of cattle
and hogs were killed. Engineer Robinson
WAS severely bruised by jumping from his en-
gtnc. The fireman escaped unhurt.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S.-A diabolical attempt
was made tonight to wreck the outgoing pas
sengcr train on the Ohio and Mississippi In
the outskirts Of the ely by driving two coup
ling pins In the frogs. An officer walkiog
through the yard just before the train was
due Ill, covered and removed the obstruction.
TIE track o. this point is on a high cmbank-
ment and much loss Of life would follow q
wreck,
NEW YoRK, Aug. 1s.-Tne elevator IN Zeid.
enbcrg's collar al / cuffs factory, 81 Mercer
street, fcll this morning kAlirg srl named
Jane Lyuch and i~niuriDg n number of othcrs.
The elevator contained eighteen female en-
ployes and elevator boy, O'Neil. TIE cir fell
with 4 cra.h - the basement floor from tne
third floor. Every occupant was more OF less
Injured.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l~S.-AEother co lision
occurred THIS morning IN The Baltimore and
Ohio IA lr4ad. Tie east bound freight train
ran into the reAr Of another fr,iIht train
three miles west Of Elliott City. Seventeen
ears were wrecked. The engineer and CON
iuctor Of one tran were severely il not
fatally injured. One fireman was also fatally
hurt.
NEW YoRr, Aug. f6.-The New York creli-
tors OF the Hayward Rubber company, maui
facturers OF rubber goods at Norwich and
Colchester, Conn, have received ollicial no.
tice Of the appointment OF Charles Bard as
receiver Of the company. This was the first
intimation in trade that the company was In
trouble. The assets Of the company were
generally supposed TO be about e750,000 and
the liabilities about 500, 600, outside of the
capital stock.
DIES MONIES, Aug. 19.-The Republican
county convention Of Sac nominated j. 8.
Hunter for representative to succeed Schaller.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Aug. 10. - Charles
Woods was accidently shot Dy his little
brother, Guy, while out picnicing near Rome
last evening. Inc Dali entered the DaCh anu
passed through the lung. The wound is very
serious.
Dies MONIES, Aug. 19.-Gov. Larrahee has
appointed the following delegates t. attend
the seventh annual session OF the National
Farmers congress, which convenes IN Chica-
go November 10: Delegates at large, j. b.
Grinneil and 3, f.. Clayton district delegates
Edward Campbell, IT,, jefferson county; j.
w. Miles, Jackson; Vim. NJ. Fields, Black
Hawk; Bucll Sherman, Chickssaw; James
Wilson, Tama; L ID. Newell, Wapello; r. &.
WEBB, Polk: j. j. Burns, Decatur; Oliver
Mills, Cas-; John a. Hall, Boone; Charles z.
Whiting, Monona. President Chamberlain,
OF the state agricultural college, is a delegate
by virtue Of his Office.
DEs MeINEs. Aug. 10 AT the national en-
campmeuC of the Sons Of Veterans today
Gen. q. b. Abbott, Of chicago, was chosen
com nandcr.in chief; Col. Henry Frazee, OF
Ohio, lieu.cuant.grueral; Col. j. j. Speaker,
oi Nj souri, msj )r-general; c. b. Coo, OF
Dakota, Col. Apologize, Of Nebraska, and G.
w. Anderson, j. l.. +. Rikes ana Il. b Smith,
Of Penusy, " anita, were chosen memters OF The
c3a, Gil In chief, and Wheeling, West VI
giuia, VAS chosen as the next place OF meet
ipG. After a fine street parade the encamp
meut ADJOURN q.